Can you spread them apart enough for bar lighting, for a 6ft bar?
19524
I returned this light....i thought it looked cheap. If I were you I would not purchase it.
19525
The ceiling mount that they are shipped with has them very close together (if not staggered they would touch each other. If you are handy I am sure you could rewire and mount on a 6 ft bar since they are provided with a healthy amount of cord for situations where they are meant to hang a long distance from the ceiling. Hope this helps!
667920
I think it could depending on your spacing, they are fairly heavy, but I did have a couple of my torches blow over in a mild wind. As a little extra insurance if possible I would stake them down.
557355
My TV is 51" and the two strips are 16" long, each. I just measured them. I initially got the very brightest LED's and returned them in exchange for the dimmer lights. The brightest lights are very bright! For us, anyway. IMO, they would be better for under bar lighting, in a cabinet, under a shelf, etc. The return and exchange was pleasant and easy!
1577870
Yes. However, these are very cheaply constructed and rickety. I would suggest a slightly heavier duty light stand. Possibly the Paul Buff 10' (http://www.paulcbuff.com/ls3050.php) or the PBL (http://www.amazon.com/PBL-Cushioned-Kaeser-Photographic-Lighting/dp/B009POMCGW/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1421216017&sr=8-1&keywords=10%27+light+stand).
690316
With these lights you can RGB mix the colors right on the light and to save time set them up in a master/slave config so all the lights match each other. For uplighting an event your gonna want more than 4 lights depending on the size of the venue and on how far you want each light from the other you could get some longer DMX cables , included in this package are 3 dmx cables aprox. 6ft long
2147470
Not unless you want the bar holding the lights pointing down. This is only for use on a ceiling. Bought 2 sets for my family room. Packaging was poor and half the glass shades were broken. The manufacturer sent 2 more sets, again, half the glass shades were broken. When I finally got them installed and purchase the mini halogen bulbs, the glass lenses shattered, due to the high bulb temperature. Poor design and no packaging skill. Beware of this product.
142294
I'm not sure? To insure you have a spare light or two simply buy a kit with more lights that you think you will need. These lights are very bright so I would suggest you temporarily attach until you get the lighting effect you want; then clean the attachment area with rubbing alcohol for the permanent attachment. Good luck... j.d.
1983889
about 2 feet each,not enough like to spread them apart 4 to 6 feet.hope this helps
1952270
To give good light I would suggest 4-6 feet apart depends on part if you are using 7 or 11 watt bulbs.
835027
I have this light about 4 ft from my numbers and lights them fine. Shouldn't be an issue at 6' it's a fairly strong light.
1891772
If by bars you are talking about the spaces between the canvases then yes you can put them as far apart or as close together as you want. Keep in mind that there will still be a small seam even if they are as close together as you can put them so it will never look quite the same as one canvas.
1353619
Mike C. These stands suck hard. Fortunately they are a pretty standard light stand. Look for any nicer stand and they should work.
321803
These could very well work for that. This comes with a 150W flood bulb that will provide a lot of light coverage at that distance at a decent brightness. These lights are usually used in multiple sets to make more light or have colors in front of each to provide color effects on the same area. If you were unhappy with how wide it is, and you would not like to move it, try going to Home Depot in looking for a halogen Par38 bulb that is 90W and a spot, not a flood, coverage. This will give you a much narrower beam and more brightness at that distance in a much smaller area (less overall light, but more of it in a smaller place). Ultimately, the black metal part is just a bulb holder and a cord set to plug it in, and all of the lighting brightness and how narrow or wide it is is dependent on the bulb, which can be easily swapped out since it uses a standard size lightbulb thread. Just like buying a room lamp at a store, how the light acts is all about the bulb. The casing on this bulb is black and has a gel frame spot to suggest more of a usage for performance and entertainment. But at this price, it doesn't hurt to try one and see what you think. I happen to use these at one of the performance space I oversee. They use a set of 8 of these units, with the 90W bulbs that are spots, with 4 on either side of the room pointed across the stage evenly - the throw distance being 15-25'. They are hooked up to a dimmer panel for entertainment that can be controlled by an entertainment lighting console. This is a very cheap option to get started and go from here.
932769
I have one that I bought to make corn hole game boards. I think 6 inch might be a larger hole than needed for a ceiling light. Quality was good for the price.
1971115
It will depend on how high.. I have them at 9' the width of the spread is appox. 3' of strong beam of light.. remember these are small spots..
1685631
I'm sure you could connect them somehow & use maybe a clear tie or ornament hook to tighten & hold them together. They are great lights!!!
841984
Pretty much, you just spread them out as much as you want. Ends up like a smi circle. I have had lights like this in my home for over 20 years. Still love them. Bought these as a gift. A lot cheaper then the ones I have, but just as beautiful. Hope this helps?